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  Portraying the beauty of Africa Print materials are cherished all over the world because of its beauty. But the African wax Print, more than its beauty, portrays the cultural heritage of Africans. We all know that adding prints to our style makes it more personal and stylish.  African fashion African prints are known for their complicated composition of designs that portray the culture, tradition, and history of Africans. Whether you wish to tell a story or to design a style for fashion, using your African Print can be the best choice   African wax prints, also known as Ankara and Dutch wax prints, are common materials for clothing in Africa, especially West Africa. They are industrially produced, colorful cotton cloths with batik-inspired printing. Rihanna rocking African fashion Due to its uniqueness, the African Print has been able to create a positive image in the market which has even caught the eye of some of our popular foreign musicians like Rihanna

                                    Ghana is a country on the African Continent endowed with a lot of natural resources that has attracted the attention of the west in particular; and has been described as a base for development of western Countries. Entrepreneurs play an important role in the economy of the country. Countries such as Italy, France and England have realised the importance of the creative industry to boost their economic profile, as many investors understand that labels can create jobs, empower citizens in acquiring practical skills and creating alternative avenues to the traditional educational routes. Entrepreneurship in fashion and in life in general leaves on the next generation a long-lasting legacy, as it teaches the necessary skills of manufacturing, designing, marketing and revenue production because it pushes individuals not to rely on anyone other than themselves and their abilities to create their own line. The wax fabric can be sorted into categories of qu